[0Black]

I am trying kill writing but I don't know what the start. Can your help me ?

[lKhong]

Originally Posted by 0Black

I am trying kill writing but I don't know what the start. Can your help me ?

Reading much will help you write well

To start, let's write some simple sentences every day. Next, write some paragraphs,... I think you should write Vietnamese before and then translate it to English.

[ngtahai]

Hi all, my proofreader is disappeared again. So I somehow need your to prevent my translation hurting the reader's eye.

May someone here want to throw some brick? Any brick is appreciated

Oh and here is the text link
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1...t?usp=drivesdk

Gửi bằng vozFApp

[BiBanXCaiNick]

Hỏi vozer tí câu này xem Chọn đáp án đúng
"I stole his picture." is equivalent to:
A. I stole a picture of him.
B. I stole a picture of his.

[cartoons]

i've just fiinished the exam in my college a few days and i passed all but there was 3 grade of D so it has been depressing me a bit
it's been 3 months i didn't relate anything to english so i planned to speand all the summer just to advance my knowledge of english more deeply
By the way, how have you been guys

[BiBanXCaiNick]

Originally Posted by jindo2990

A

Cho mình hỏi tại sao lại dùng "gone" trong câu này:
Eminem - When I'm Gone

Sai nhé. Đáp án là B

Gone trong câu này có nghĩa là chết, không còn nữa. I'm gone ~ I'm dead

[Bunchamamtom]

Originally Posted by jindo2990

Tại sao lại dùng V3 ấy bác

using V3 mean because action was done and Subject was impacted by natural reason, I gess.

[anhminh96]

Thím nào check ngữ pháp dùm e đoạn này:
"My granpa was a NVA soldier in VN War, once he and his friend get lost in the jungle and tried to find the way back to their unit, a US patrol saw them and started to chase them down, they stuck in a cave and when the enemy opened fire they started to run, as fast as possible. Unfortunately his friend didn’t make it, and when my granpa and his unit came back they found the unlucky friend’s body - naked, headless, lying prone near a spring. War is hell, it makes human become evils."

[Saberlarry]

"My granpa was a NVA soldier in VN War, once he and his friend get lost in the jungle and tried to find the (không chắc lắm) way back to their unit, a US patrol saw them and started to chase them down, they stuck in a cave and when the enemy opened fire they started to run, as fast as possible. Unfortunately his friend didn’t make it, and when my granpa and his unit came back they found the unlucky friend’s body - naked, headless, lying prone near a spring. War is hell, it makes human become evils."
Thiếu dấu phẩy nhiều chỗ nhé bác

Originally Posted by jindo2990

Vậy sao không dùng I've gone hả bác

Thể bị động, ko nói như kia vì ko rõ ý là một, thứ hai là nghe nó ngu. VD When I'm gone đúng ra là Khi tôi ra đi, ra đi ở đây nó nhiều nghĩa chứ chưa mặc định là chết được. VD khác như I'm done có rất nhiều nghĩa tùy trường hợp:
- Làm xong việc gì nói I'm done OK
- Cảm thán ~ Tiêu đời tôi rồi OK
- I'm done with... ~ hết chịu nổi với...

[DrPrank]

Originally Posted by Saberlarry

"My granpa was a NVA soldier in VN War, once he and his friend get lost in the jungle and tried to find the (không chắc lắm) way back to their unit, a US patrol saw them and started to chase them down, they stuck in a cave and when the enemy opened fire they started to run, as fast as possible. Unfortunately his friend didn’t make it, and when my granpa and his unit came back they found the unlucky friend’s body - naked, headless, lying prone near a spring. War is hell, it makes human become evils."
Thiếu dấu phẩy nhiều chỗ nhé bác


Thể bị động, ko nói như kia vì ko rõ ý là một, thứ hai là nghe nó ngu. VD When I'm gone đúng ra là Khi tôi ra đi, ra đi ở đây nó nhiều nghĩa chứ chưa mặc định là chết được. VD khác như I'm done có rất nhiều nghĩa tùy trường hợp:
- Làm xong việc gì nói I'm done OK
- Cảm thán ~ Tiêu đời tôi rồi OK
- I'm done with... ~ hết chịu nổi với...

"a US patrol..." is grammatically correct. The use of either "a" or "an" before any word is determined by its pronunciation or more specifically the vowel SOUND but not the vowel itself. 
In this case, "US" is pronounced with a /j/ as a consonant in the phonetic alphabet, much like "a university" or "a USB" hence why it must be preceded by "a" not "an".